Cuyahoga County Commissioners say it will be next week before they name an interim recorder to replace Patrick O'Malley, who resigned yesterday. WKSU's Karen Schaefer reports.

A 26-year-old man facing rape and homicide charges in Pennsylvania has been arrested in New York, authorities say.

Iran Friday branded as illegal U.N. Security Council sanctions imposed on Tehran for its refusal to give up its uranium enrichment program.

Democratic presidential contender Barack Obama, campaigning in South Dakota, fired back at comments made by U.S. President George Bush and Sen. John McCain.

A Missouri woman allegedly used a fraudulent online account to cyberbully a 13-year-old girl until the girl committed suicide, U.S. prosecutors say.

A 19-year-old Minnesota man allegedly started a fire in the bathroom of a commercial jet causing the aircraft to make an emergency landing, authorities say.

Authorities say an arsonist with a grudge may have caused the fire at Chicago Mayor Richard Daley's Grand Beach vacation home three weeks ago.

A 16-year-old girl posted a video on YouTube pleading for help after her rape case was dismissed by the Orange County, Fla., state attorney's office.

The campaign of Republican presidential contender John McCain said Friday that a 2006 statement McCain made about dialogue with Hamas had been mischaracterized.

U.S. President George Bush may have lost financial wealth during his time in office, as his assets have fallen to a possible $6.5 million, official papers say.

U.S. Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., helped guarantee funds for an action that helped a developer whose top employees donated money to his campaign, records show.

GOP presidential hopeful John McCain sees everything through his experience in the military and that can be dangerous, Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, said Friday.

The Bush administration announced caps on takeoffs and landings at the three major New York-area airports Friday in an effort to avoid delays this summer.

Former Republican presidential hopeful Mike Huckabee joked Friday to gun rights supporters that a noise offstage was Barack Obama trying to avoid a gunman.

Hundreds of graduates turned their backs on conservative leader Phyllis Schlafly Friday Washington University in St. Louis gave her an honorary degree.

Federal nuclear regulators said they will be conducting inspections at Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station after a security lapse.

The Myanmar government Friday increased its estimate of those killed by Cyclone Nargis to 78,000, approaching the 100,000 suggested by the United Nations.

The Federal Aviation Administration told Boston officials that a planned 1,000-foot tower could cause an obstruction to aircraft.

A New Jersey high school football coach has lost another round in his fight to be allowed to lead his team in prayer.

The National Assembly, an alternate parliament put together by the Russian opposition, has released a draft declaration on the state of Russian politics. The Assembly will meet in Moscow on May 17th and 18th, bringing together nearly 700 delegates representing